Pravda Urges U S to Change Course on Soviet Ties
An unusual Pravda piece argues improved Soviet American relations are vital for both nations and that cooperation could lessen international tension. The author D D Kraminov condemns U S policy and calls for a course shift without offering concrete proposals.
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Pravda
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D. D. Kraminov
United Nations
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Eight Subpoenaed for Cleveland Hearings in December
Eight witnesses were subpoenaed for Ohio Un-American Activities Commission hearings in Cleveland on December 1 and 2. Sid ney Isaacs of Cincinnati, counsel for the commission, announced the subpoenas as part of the anti-Soviet leading figures scrutiny. Kraminov urged U.S.-Soviet friendship to advance peace and progress, contrasting unfriendly U.S. policy as harmful to Americans.
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Ohio
Sidney Isaacs
Cincinnati
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Cleveland
Hower
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U.S.S.R
Kraminov
United States
Soviet Union
Elizabeth II Opens World Tour With Bermuda Stop
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh began a six month world tour with a first ceremonial stop in Bermuda. They arrived at Kindley Field at 8 55 a m EST after flying from London via Gander. Governor Sir Alexander Hood welcomed them at an airport ceremony as crowds cheered. The royals plan a island tour a welcome speech a garden party and a state dinner before flying to Jamaica. The trip includes Australia Ceylon New Zealand and ten other possessions. The Canopus completed the transatlantic leg in about 9 52 hours and a 94 minute refueling stay at Gander. Extra security surrounded the flight led by Royal Canadian Air Force bombers.
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Bermuda
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British Commonwealth
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Legislative Council
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London
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Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace
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Royal Canadian Air Force
Boxer Puppy Tops Class In Chicago Show Ring Debut
A six month old brindle boxer named Ivy Dells Romancer also known as George won the puppy class for six to nine months and then the best puppy dog award at Navy Pier Chicago. Owned by Mr and Mrs Richard Mitchell of Myers Road the dog was handled by Dayton professional George Root. The show drew 1001 dogs from 31 states and Canada with 182 boxers entered. The Mitchells attended with Dr Leland Lynch and Curtis Brown. The puppy is entered next in Portland Indiana on December 6.
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Ivy + Dell
George
Richard Mitchell
Myers Road
George Root
Dayton
States
Canada
Chicago Navy Pier
Mitchell
Leland Lynch
Fisher Road
Curtis Brown
Manchester Road
Mitchells
Portland
Ind
Boards Study Finances Of Consolidation
D. E. Reichelderfer presented a citizens committee study on the financial aspects of joining Lemon Township and Middletown school districts. The boards will review the survey contents in a closed December meeting after last year agreeing to merge by April 1, 1954.
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D. E. Reichelderfer
Citizens’ Committee
Lemon Township
Middletown
Lemon = Monroe High
Charles J. Reuthe
Reichelderfer
Armco Steel Corp
David R. Arnold
C. W. Denny Jr
Erle A. Hanson
Robert Mitzel
Lyman R. Nein
Floyd H. Starr
Joe Woodruff
Earle R. Seidner
Reinartz Elevated to Vice President at Middletown Federal
L F Reinartz Armco vice president added another title by being elected a vice president of Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association to succeed the late C W Davis. He will serve until the annual meeting in January. Reinartz has been a savings and loan director since 1939 and is a former YMCA president and founder of the Middletown Safety Council.
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Armco
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Assa
Reinartz
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
New York
Middletown Federal
C. W. Davis
G.W.A. Wilmer
The
Savings and Loan Association
YMCA
Middletown
Eisenhower praises civic code of facing accusers
President Eisenhower, accepting the Anti-Defamation League’s Democratic Legacy Award, recalls a Western code that people must face opponents openly. He warns that attacking a person’s character from behind invites penalties from an outraged citizenry while praising civil liberties and leadership against tyranny. The trip to Augusta includes a family Thanksgiving and a return to Washington.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League
Augusta
Eisenhowers
Ft. Benning
John Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Mayflower Hotel
Ing
Henry E. Schultz
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B’brith
League
Schultz
Free World
West
Abilene
Kan
Wild Bill Hickock
Eise
Murder Trial At Hamilton Begins
Hamilton special report: Harold Denver Barnes, 35, of 830 Willow St., Hamilton, faced a preliminary hearing today on a second degree murder charge after admitting firing a 12 gauge shotgun at Richard Wayne Johnson, 33, of 828 Willow St., who invaded Barnes’ home following a street fight.
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Harold Denver Barnes
Willow St
Barnes
Richard Wayne Johnson
Johnson
Welfare To Meet At CG&E Auditorium
Fenwick High School Welfare will gather Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company auditorium on Mary Etta Avenue at Clayton Street. After a brief business session, CG&E representatives will present a demonstration on present day cooking.
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Fenwick High School Welfare
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Mary Etta Avenue
Clayton Street
Cg&e
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